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with Three Lots.
FOR SALE,
At Reasonable Rates,

A FARM, known as the tssAlI Mark
Ia H.eess place, about two miles east Of
Lake Charles, Containing I3O acres ol
first class lands,
An adyantageOusly situated town lot south
Of the railroad near the depot
96 acres Of land in Sec. US, Tp- II "a 4.
west, on Lake Arthur,
400 acres of land In Sec. As, Up. u, \,
west, part timhefed and part praifAe1 pn
Bayou Nezpique.
s72 acres 1T land, VII 81 See. ~ lp.
s., II. 5 west, an wood tanas On hslaM Ne*'
TRAD MAYO,
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Call of D. Bloch a. Bros
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Windsw Shades, Il Albert's.
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Ren,s Raraes

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tafnls Apply n I, MI hAYAA
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Call 1t d, Bloch 4 Bros
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School Books at AlbeFEs.
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Stationery, at Albert's.
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Cal u D. Bloch y Bros.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Call at D. Bloch u Bros.
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Rugs, at Albert g. Sons.
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Lamps and Lanterns, at Albert's.
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VF LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
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LAKE CHARLES. la.
LAKE HOUSE.

:,TrrRDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1887.
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SINGLE MILL
FOR SALE.
Situated On the Lake EroMs,
Cor. P9lO Rnd Front Ste.

The Machinery consists of one Perkins
Single Machine, one Perkins BolteT, one
Perkins Drag Saw, one Perkins Saw Gum
mer two Engines, two Boilers, one bnli
Wheel and Rope, extra Saws, Shafting, Pull
leys and Betting, etc We will sell the above
at bargain. The capacity OF the mill is
40. 600 per day of eleven hours. For fur
thef particulars apply to the undersigned,
corner Ryan and Puio streets.
WIN. MEYER II BRO.
Lake Charles, La, July "a, 1885.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
MAIIONL> ADDRESS.


The Petersburg correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun saws i'm Yesterdays issue
The address Of senator Malone, or rath-
erthat of the Republican State committee,
will be given out 20 the press tomorrow.
No one but those who prepared the do
cumeut and some few of the Senator's
most intimate friends have been permit
ted 20 see the prOOf-sheets of the address.
In fact. the printers themselves have
kept a watchful eye in order that no one
should see the manuscript or proof
sheets of the much looked for political
literature. The address is very long
one, snd will make % pages in phamplet
form, and about three columns in the
Sun. The address has been written with
the greatest care. and it Is said that the
proof sheets have been revised over and
over aga by Senator Malone
From reliable sources however, IL is
learned that the ldress will BE- reply
in detail TO the platform adopted by the
Democratic state convention at Roanoke.
IL will take up each plank of the plat
form and reply Al length 20 the position
taken IL will discuss the tariff and In
ternal revenue Que.tions as far a. they
are brought into the campaign by
the Democratic platform. With regard
10 the debt question 10 is understood that
the ldre-s will make no definite or prac-
tical suggestion, and will not commit the
Republican party in the State 90 any -pc-
clai line of policy. but will ridicule the
Democratic pledge 10 stand by the Rid.
dleberrer adjustment and declare that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

CHICAGO, August 22.-The Time,
Winnipeg, Mantobal special says \
telegra m from Premier NOrquay
congralulates the contractor and
government upon paying no heed
to the injunction, and expects his ,ollea-
CUES 20 go right ahead and defy the
Canadian Pactce Railway and the Do
minion government in the construction
of the road lie says he will return at
once as the object of his absence from
Manitoba has now been served At a
meeting of the cabinet council, held to-
day. 10 was decided 10 lay rails and ties
despite the injunction, and If amy forci-
bic resistance is offered the government
will be backed by 5000 citizens, or all
that are wanted. Hundreds drove ont
TO day TO view the piec OF work across
the lots for which an injunction was
ISSUED
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
GREAT Is "RETORM."
Has He Qualified Himself?

Until very recently the general talk
with the Reform party was that thev
intended making a clean sweep of all the
municipal offices.
Now il seems conceded that they will
make no opposition to Mayor Caring
tons reelection. 1t is presumed by this
that his action in the Myers Depriest
business has fully qualified him to uphold
the banner Of reform as understood by
its devotees in this city But we believe
that it will be a tight race between him
andiP Pizzini FOR the enOmination. The next
move. it is understood, is to get posses
sion Of the Police Board by some means,
and make Depriest Chief Of Police The
latter has the recommendation Of the
Mayor and the present Chief "Dost like
the picture ?"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

CITY oF MEXICO, August -. via GAL
yEsroN.-The city presented an eXtraor-
dinary spectacle this morning. owing to
the flooded condition Of the streets The
rain storm of last night was the heaviest
of the season, and inundated many streets
rarely flooded Foot passengers who
were out late found themselves obliged
90 travel ON mems backs through the
heart of the city. and this morning the
shops are being pumped out Everybody
is demanding the speedy execution Of the
great drainage work proposed, which VIII
remove all danger of inundaiion.
Freight- are moving AN right ON the
Central railway this morning, and the
company have plenty Of engineers from
the United States. Large shipments of
American cattle are arriving here
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
William Henry Scott lcoloredl was
Jailed for sixty days for stealing two
brass kettle. valued at $3.50, the proper
~ of +. l.. Goodman
William Henry, 0ltn Giles lcoloredl,
charged with fighting and creating a dis
turbance on the cars Of the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Company. Continued tin to-day
=. J.. Longest and John Robinson,
lighting inJ. b Schemes bar-room Each
fined s. and cost.
William Epp- lcolored), striking the
son of Lewis Spencer and resisting the
police. Fined $40 and cost
7. b. Bott, fghtingin the street Fined
$3.50 and cost.
Joseph Evans lcoloredl, charged with
breaking and entering in the nighttime
the factory of Butler & Wilson. Con-
tinued case till to-day.
Rosa Voolfolk and Margaret Wilson
lbOth cOloredl, drunk and dis0rderly in
the street Each fined g 30 and cost
Annie Gregory. Ross Thompson, Kate
Walker and Virginia Johnson lall color
ed, fighting and creating "a disturbance
20 the annoyance of the ncighb0rh00d.
They were committed for twelve months
i'm dufault of security.
Morris Gordon Ccoloredl, fighting and
creating disturbance i'm the street.
Fined 80 and cost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

A m.tt ol Japme-e have bought 900 arn,
of Bond in tle f0ofhl', near Campo Se0,
Calascu, county, CAL. and they propose 90
irrsat through a MINING ditch from tine
M0kei4mne river aud convert DO into q tea
farm. 10 is said that japanese have expert
mented with tea in tAo vicinity and proved b.
a success
The famous English .bone setter" Mr
Hutton, who died recently. had Do learning.
He neither "walkel the hospitals nor ever
learned the names Of all tle crevices m the
human skeleton II be had had all the bones
Of the human body thrown down before him
he would have been at great pains % arrange
them in order Yet trained men sent patient,
with disl0cati0ns % him
The Berlin Hofnachrichten announces Of
hcialy: Some time ago domestic as well as
foreign journals stated that Professor Mac
kenAe had received about $4,000 marks for
the treatment of the Crown Prince, "a state.
ment which was here and elsewhere yari0usly
commented upon We are authentically m
formed that the sum OF $1,000 marks covers
only the two trips from and TO England of
the British physician. The fee itself is by no
means included in it, and is left 10 the discre-
ton Of their royal highnesses"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

Brief mention has already been made
OF the death Of Rev NJ Blogg. The
Baltimore SnI, of ye, crday has the fol-
lowing
THE Rev Edward y T. Blogg OF the
Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conference,
died ON Saturday, in the sixty second
year of his age, at his residence, 9O2 Full
ton avenue. He was born i'm Hanover,
Germany, and had lived in this country
about forty years. lie was formerly
chaplain of Randolph Macon College, at
Ashland, Va, and his last charge was in
Pasquepank circuit Virginia Tie had
been suffering from malaria and liver
troubles for some time, and has not been
I'm active service Tor over year. A
widow and five children survive him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
4 ra.tor,. Re.Ignntion.

CmcAGo, August GA local paper
says AT the conclusion Of the afternoon
service Yesterday Charles r. Foss. pastor
Of the Chicago avenue church, announced
his resignation Of bis charge 90 take
effect October lst He said that for some
time there had been dissatisfaction among
some of the church members who did
not ,ympathile with his teachings 10 o.,
understood that the committee has been
divided fora considerable time ON the
question of f0ss teaching. a sermon he
preached on q Sunday evening recently
brought matters to head The subject
wa, "Chicagos toiling girls" He was
brought, to the CnicaIo-ayende church
through the influence Of Mr. Moody who
affcrWard obtained for him "a unanimous
call
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
General Meeting Of the Grain and Cotton
Exchange.

At general meeting of the members
of the Richmond Grain and Cotton Ex-
change held August 18th, the president
announced the death of Henry Waller
stein, Esq, and appointed Messrs Leo
pold Levy, A. s. Lee and James ID. Nc
lniire committee TO draft suitable reso-
lutions The committee have since re-
ported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
Again we are called upon to mourn the
loss of a member of This Exchange The
angel Of death has stricken down i'm the
midst of an active business life Nh
Henry Wallerstein, whose integrity and
uprightness in business has always COM
manded our confidence and esteem. An
upright merchant a good citizen is no
more.
Re,0lrld That in the death of Nh Wal
lerstcin this Exchange has lost a worthy
and valued member And while We bow
with submission toan an wise Providence,
We mingle our sorrow with the family
and friends of the deceased and tender
them our heartfelt sympathy.
Rewl1ed, That the secretary spread
these resolutions on the minutes and
transmit q copy of them to the family
of the deceased.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

DAYTON, ONO, August 22-Charles
Morris lcoloredl who was acquitted at
Xenia Of the charge Of murder Of Dou.
thct and wife. whose bodies were also
burned In their cabin home, was arrested
here last evening and taken 20 Nenia by
The sheriff Of Green county on the charge
Of robbery and arson. II is understood
that new testimony has been developed, ,
and the accused will be tried ON the pres
ent charge, as he cannot be again tried
for hat Of murder
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

PlrrsBURo. August22 William Sloan,
clerk in Chief of Police Brokaws : office,
was fatally shot IN the abdomen about 3
O'Clock this morning by Paddy McGraw,
well known character about town. The
affray occurred in a dive known as "Oys.
ter Paddy..' and was the result of an
old grudge McGraw has been arrested.
Sloan was a wellknOwn politician and A
relative Of Mayor McCallin. lie died at
10 o'clock this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
CHURCH NOTES AND PERSONALS.
What was Done Sunday In the Methodist
Churches.

Rnhf'n'-s
Unions Station Methodist church was
reopened Sunday morning, after being
thoroughly refitied. The beautiful audi
ence-room was crowded. Rev. Mr.. Mar
tin, the pastor, preached one Of his best
sermons, and there was a very liberal
collection The singing was led by Mr..
K. >. Valentine and Mr. Frank l.. Kerns
presided at the organ.
Park-Place church was filled Sunday
morning, and Rev William E. Evans.
who has just returned from Europe. met
with a hearty welcome.
Rev William =. Wright, pastor Of
Laurel-strect church, will leave to-day
for an absence of several weeks. He will
spend most Of his time in Franklin
county, assisting in revival meetings.
Rev Lewis b. Betty, who is stationed
In the Northern Neck, is reported as be-
ing very sick.
Rev }. X. Iillery will preach at Laurel
street church every Sunday night during
the absence OF the pastor.
The Board oi Directors Of the Metho-
dist Sunday-school Society had a very
interesting business meeting Sunday
evening at Broad.street church.
SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES
Rev. j. c. Hiden conducted services at
the Soldiers Home Memorial chapel
Mr.. r. T. Moore Oilciated at the young
mems meeting at Christian Association
Hall.
Sister Phoebe Hall and her co-laborers
had large audiences at the Gospel taber-
nacle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

saturdays Storm Floods In Ne,ico
Politician shot The Irish Land League.
The Home Club Downed. and MANY Mis-.
cellsneous Matters.
NORFOLK, Va, August % The Signal
Service Sea Coast Telegraph Line was
repaired Yesterday and Information has
been obtained showing that tre storm
which prevailed along he North Caro-.
lima coast on Saturday last. was one Of
the most destructive that has visited that
section for years. Al Kitty Hawk the
force of the storm blew away the appars-
tus for measuring the velocity of the
wind at the signal station, and the obser-
yer reports that the fury of the storm
was almost indescribable. He estimates
the velocity Of the wind Al his station as
about l2j miles an hour, and states that
the damage TO shipping in that vicinity
is unusally heavy The telegraph line
south OF Kitty Hawk il entirely wrecked
the poles were torn out of the earth
broken into match wood, carried out To
sea. or blown, no one knows whittier
Among the vessels known 10 have been
damaged by the storm are the following
h' aNAAt't a. Ail NAl ANilklMfs W tlAfl
Massey, sprunga leak of Chicamocomico,
y. c., anchored in comparative shelter
and signalled 10 the signal station at
that point for assistance. The Baker
Salvage Co., ha, been notified, and a
steamer has been dispatched to the relief
of the vessel The steamer Eaglet. o. the
North Carolina Dispatch Co., is reported
ashore in Cove Sound, high and DIV, and
the tug VIM r. TAYLOR OF Norfolk and
thc steamer Annie of the North Carolina
Dispatch Co., are reported ashore neIr
Cherry Point. Nousc River. Is miles
below Ncwhornc. y G.. The Baker
Salvage Coz steamer Victoria j. Peed
was sighted yesterday morning with
wrecking schooner in tow, bound south,
and about mites south of Kitty Hawk
The Peed has undoubtedly met with aud
rendered the necessary assistance to the
disabled barkentine by this time II is
thought that other and perhaps more
serious shipping casualties will bee repor-
ted when tclegraphic communication
with llattcras shall have been restored.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
The Mozart Musicale.

There have been more rainy Monday
nights this summer than I'm any other on
record, and they have been the cause Of
greatly diminishing the attendance al the
Mozart Musicales
This was the case last night, and II was
matter of regret Rarely has there
been better programme The instru.
mental numbers were of a high order
the orchestra wf~ very evenly balanced,
and every rendition was capital
The vocalist wa, VI Moses May, who
is not only an established fayorite, but a
tenor of unqucsiioned merit His two
selections last uieht were rendered with
all of his well known sweetness of tone
and spirit, and he mcritcd the liberal
recognition hc received
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
TWO DAiS DOTNGS ~ THE OLD
WORLD AND THE NEIV.
A Condensed Account Of Home and For
eign Happenings Grimes. Casualties
Accidents, and Incident, on Both Land
and Sea.

eign Happenings Grimes, Casualties.
Accidents. and Incidents on Both Land
and Sea.
Aaron J. Vanderford, noted New
York lawyer, died Sunday in Paris.
John Taylor Ccolored), in Somerset
county, KY, has confessed that he COM
mitted the crime for which Henry Pope
lcolOredl is now under sentence Of death.
August Wsrmbold an old citizen Of
Davenport, Iowa, drove to the city Gem
etery Saturday with his wife and when
near the grave Of their daughter commit
ted suicide by shooting himself
Mr. Parnell and number Of other
Irish NatiOnalist5 left London saturday
for Paris.
William Byers, aged 10, during an al
tercation shot and instantly killed his
father near Indiana Pa
At the annual meeting of the American
Institute Of Christian Philosophy Secre-
tary Bayard WAS elected vice president
FOR Delaware, Rev Edward Drinkh0use
Tor Maryland, and General G.. W. Custis
Lee for Virginia.
The Duke of Marlborough was a pas
senger on the Cunard steamer Umbria,
which sailed from Liverpool for New York
Saturday.
DR.. " Archer Randolph, professor Of
hygiene in the University of Pennsyl-
vania. was drowned while surf bathing
at Long Port, two miles below Atlantic
City, y. j.
The total number Of cases of yellow
fever in Key West to date IL 2j4 still
sick, 80 discharged cured lGO deaths,
50.
Samuel Lawton of Manayunk, Pa,
who claimed 20 De the oldest odd Fel-
low in the United States, died there "a
few days ago, aged g years
Hawaiian affairs are again subjects
for discussion on the Pacific coast. I'M
usually heavy shipments of arms and
ammunition were made to Honolulu
during the past week.
Governor Hill has gone 90 Newport
and will spend several days with Gen
eral George Magce and General Austin
Lathrop of Corning, y. \. and iu crui--
ing on Mr. Frederick Loyeioys yacht.
and will return TO Albany the end OF
the week.
Al Lebanon. Pa. Saturday evening,
Hiram BoeshOre, aged eleven years. shot
Jimmy Wilson, aged five years. causing
his death. The boys were playing on
the street.
At Ncwfeld, y. j, Julia Daily, wife of
Warren Edgcrion, died of paralysis
Years ago she was "a noted actress and
vocalist
Senator Dorsey. cx-Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury G. +. Coon. Hon
d. W c. Wheeler, and son arrived at
Alexandria Bay, y. y Sunday
Emanuel sewaley tried to save Henry
Fisher from drowning in Conestoga
creek, Pa, but was pulled down by Fish
er, and both were drowned
John W Mackay has received from the
French Government the cross of the Lee
gion of Honor for having made llayre
The terminus Of his cable lines.
Southern California Is undergoing
real estate boom, and land options and
sales amount to over million dollars
daily.
Lipski, the Hebrew who was sentenced
to death in London for numbering wo-
man and was rcprieyed, has confessed
his guilt His motive was robbery
Alexander Macarthur, of the Greeley
Arctic expedition, died al Winnipeg from
the effects Of opium-eating
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

c. II. Robertson, retail grocer corner
of First and Byrd streets, made deed
yesterday conveying to Beverly T. Crump,
trustee, his stock Of goods and open ac.
counts to secure his creditors. The pre-
ferred creditors are G.. W Brown, 500 4;
W NJ. Keek, S3S1j Warwick Bros,
$ll Assets and liabilities not stated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
BIiiNIIIIS
Interesting Items served Ip in Condensed
shape.

Interesting Items served Ip in Condensed
shape.
The Supreme Lodge knights Of Pyth.
las meets in Richmond to-day
The Reception and Invitation Com
mittee of the Lee monument celebration
met az Murphy'- las' night and further
perfected their arrangements.
The attend ncc at the opening Of the
Theatre Comique was large last night,
and Haynes Combination was received
with liberal applause.
The dummy was ON the line all right
Sunday, and the travel was as large As on
amy day since the extension was opened
Mr. and Mrs A. II Fitzgerald Of Man
chester have returned from Norfolk
The Democratic 5 ate Central and Ex-
ecutiye Committees mcot tonight at the
Exchange Hotel.
H. Grimmcl W. A. Martin and wife
and H. =. Warner and wife were regis
tered IN Baltimore sunday.
Mr. j. Frank Cook. the popular agent
for POrtners celebrated beer who is
located at Chesapeake City, was I'm the
city yesterday
Nj Muscoe Glazehrook. who has been
quite sick. is improving.
Robert Emmett Harris, who has boon
elected teacher Of one Of the colored
schools i'm BroOkiand district u Henrico
county, Is an intelligent and worthy
young man. He has before taught, with
great satisfaction, in Powhatan county.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
THE SALVATION ARMY.
A Inrre Attcndnnce sundny Eveni

\ Large Attendance sunday Evening
The announcement that Captain Mar
tin Meredith Lipscomb would give in bis
testimony as recent convert attracted a
large attendance al the Salvation Army
last sunday evening
Captain Lipscomb spoke for some time,
his subject being. "Do unto others as YOU
would have them 20 do unto you
The meeting was conducted by Captain
Glover and Lieutenant knoyer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23

IIenrico has slight symptoms OF horrid
happening, there appears TO be blood on
the moon and a missing land agent in
Rockets, and there is nothing new in the
Otley forged telegram business.
Is it possible that all Of these threat
ened thrilling sensations will pan out a.
baby as did the Ole Man and the
"Shinnick mystery
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
Tho Aiin.treI. Tn-Nicht.

Wilson x Rankin minstrels will reach
the city from Norfolk this morning They
will have street parade this afternoon.
Tonight and tomorrow night they ap-
pear at the Theatre. In every city in
which they have appeared they have re-
ceiyed the unqualified endorsement OF
the press and the public as one of the
best companies in the United States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-23
PRISON POINTS.
Whnt Is DoIng nt thc PenItentI.ry.

The prison roll numbered yesterday
sos, divided as follows White, 17S; col
ored, JG3
The above list does not include those
that are on the railroads. but those only
who are inside the prison walls. The
conduct and health Of the prisoners are
good
Among the most noted c0nvicts are
Marvin the bigamist, Shaw the burglar
and Langston, just sent from Petersburg
for murder.
Work in the various depar ments is
brisk, and the manipulations Of the men
in the shoe department is something
wonderful.